DJ Vlad Says a Major Jeweler Told him Floyd Mayweather is Broke Due to His Lavish Spending (Part 7)
February 24, 2026
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DJ Vlad recently revealed in an interview that a well-known jeweler told him Floyd Mayweather is broke, attributing his financial issues to extravagant spending. Vlad shared that during a visit to fitness influencer Wes Watson’s house, an old-school jeweler — respected in the industry — mentioned Mayweather’s money troubles, claiming the boxing icon spends excessively despite his vast earnings. While Vlad expressed skepticism, noting most athletes invest wisely and can borrow against their stock portfolios, he acknowledged Mayweather’s lavish lifestyle, such as never flying commercial. The conversation also touched on how flashy spending can drain wealth for athletes no longer actively fighting, forcing them to make comebacks to maintain their image. Vlad also discussed the importance of managing finances carefully, citing examples of entertainers who faced financial hardships due to overspending. This candid insight sheds light on how even the richest stars can struggle if they don’t balance income with smart financial planning.
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